Minnesota City Hotel Guide - McNally Landing hotels in Minnesota City, United States of America.

"Had a very nice stay "

"It’s a decent spot for a couple day stay"

"Everything was marvelous. Will be coming back."

"An older building but the staff are wonderful"

"Place was very nice for my husband and i to get away for the weekend. "

"The host, Richard, is knowledgeable about the area and the Alexander Mansion. He is a gracious host and shares all that knowledge with the guests. The 4 course breakfast is to die for, and you won’t need to eat lunch!"

"The property is very well maintained and quiet. We would definitely visit again the next time we are in the Winona area!"

"Rustic cabin with everything you need for a great stay!"

" The campground itself is pretty basic, with cheek to jowl RVs. We stayed in cottage #1 and, on check in, everything seemed good. However, upon entering the cottage we could feel the floor sink several inches in the center of the cabin, as if the subfloor was going to disintegrate each time we stepped on it, so we parked our luggage rack over that spot to avoid stepping on it. There is one couch that seats two people and a large TV which worked OK, but only a few feet from the couch so too close for eye comfort. There are no real chairs in the unit, only two stools under the counter so getting relaxed and reading a book was difficult unless someone sat on the bed and after dark, the lighting was too dim to read. Luckily we had planned to dine out both evenings we stayed as the kitchen and supplies were very hit and miss. The Keurig coffee machine is a nice touch and the refrigerator is huge. However, while there were plenty of cooking pots and pans and cooking utensils, the tiny electric cooktop allows for barely one item to be cooked. In addition, there were no dishes, no glassware and no knives, forks or spoons;only three mugs by the coffee machine. The bed was reasonably comfortable for two, and as we both love train whistles, we were happy with the many trains that pass only a few hundred feet away. When someone entered cottage #2 which shares a wall, we could hear every bit of conversation. There is only a metal wall between the units and NO soundproofing. "